Story Mastery & The Director's Journey - Full Interview with Michael Hauge & Mark W. Travis PART 2

[@kalebarancelovic]

The last part of this interview reminds me of owners of restaurants approaching Gordon Ramsay for help, then arguing with him when he suggests something that will help the business. I hope new subscribers of Film Courage see these two videos from 2014 in their recommendations, because there are many gold nuggets that will help them.

[@moniquevamado]

I could listen to these guys all day long. Minutes 50-53 are gold. So much wisdom. Michael Hauge is like a really good dad. I hope I can work with him one day.

[@ChrisPardal]

Monique Amado Life Coach & Artist me too!

[@Ciodalton1]

@@ChrisPardal uuuuuujujjjurujurrrrkk

[@ericjohn277]

These guys were so generous sitting for about 2hr 40min sharing their knowledge.

[@TheEddieRebel]

Michael's answer to that first question regarding parents that didn't have the courage whereas their kiddies have, and therefore feeling resentment, is very much like my relationship with my parents and is more common than people may think.

[@jaju6098]

The very first question relates to my life. I'm doing my best to follow my passion. Thank you for this insightful interview.

[@accorsistudios]

Great questions, excellent detailed answers and its very helpful to hear for all creative people to collaborate. I always envy hearing stories about writing rooms at SNL, Seinfeld, etc... would be so much fun, then we all go to our cubby holes and try to be as stimulating alone in our own imaginations. It's healthy to collaborate. Great series!

[@DEREKinNYC]

Michael Hauge is not only a brilliant writing teacher but also has the concealed talent of a Zen Buddhist...

[@ChrisPardal]

DEREKinNYC he sure does

[@DryWhitStudio]

Great to know there are guy's like you out there in the world. Thanks so much for your candor and clarity. All the Best

[@DryWhitStudio]

Fantastic Film Courage--y'all where right, that is the perfect name. Thank You for creating and sharing.

[@howardkoor9365]

Such wonderful answers

[@ucheucheuche]

Very enjoyable interview. And the banter between Michael and Mark about stealing each other's ideas was funny. 38:29 This black-screen-of-death reminds me of a long interview I recorded that slowly went out of sync with the sound. Shifting the video was the only way to sync without interrupting audio. I think it happened because the video was shot at 30 fps, while audio was playing back at a different rate.

[@filmcourage]

That moment is our camera beginning to overheat a bit after being on for like 4 hours straight. To date, our interview with Mark & Michael is the longest one we have ever done.

[@melodine707]

Right around 4:35, that is a real life example of someone's story. His structure at that point was 10% 'opportunity/decide' he didn't take his queue so he had to go into the belly of the whale before he found his courage. Look into your heart people!

[@leonspobeck9332]

Very thankfull for what you're doing. Very interesting content how is this not getting more views?!

[@pitpride1220]

I learned so much from this. When I organize it, I'll comment specifics.

[@Hakeemsvision]

I just love mark teachings

[@filmcourage]

Thanks hakeemshady, you may be happy to know that we filmed a new interview with Mark last week. The first segment in this new series was published last night, "The #1 Job Of A Movie Director" kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl7NeIysi6Z_ars

[@chrisedouard3930]

20:12 if the story is not intresting then its not worth filming. let that sink in

[@ogzfilmz]

But that's subjective, if you give a horror genre producer a romantic drama script for feedback, it's obvious he will say it's not interesting.

[@cassyrhodes6540]

How would I get a hold of Michael Hauge?

[@ConsciousConversations]

19:31 19:37 Tell me a story.